SORINE, SAVELY (1878–1953). Girl with Ballet Shoes - photo 1

SORINE, SAVELY (1878–1953). Girl with Ballet Shoes

Lot 8*
05.06.2019 12:30UTC +01:00
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£ 10 400
AuctioneerMacDougall Arts Ltd.
Event locationUnited Kingdom, London
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ID 195542
Lot 8* | SORINE, SAVELY (1878–1953). Girl with Ballet Shoes
Estimate value
£ 50 000 – 100 000
, signed and dated 1944, also further signed and inscribed “Russian Museum” on the stretcher.
Gouache, crayon and pastel on paper, laid on canvas, 132 by 91.5 cm.
Provenance: Private collection, UK.



Savely Sorine is one of the most sophisticated graphic artists of the Silver Age period in Russian culture. A World of Art exhibitor, Sorine gained an unquestionable standing among the exacting connoisseurs of graphic portraiture. Having emigrated to Paris in 1920, he exhibited at the Salon d’Automne and the Salon des Tuileries. His exquisite pastels were eagerly ordered by the Parisian nobility, ensuring that Sorine enjoyed a high status as a fashionable artist. After moving to the USA, Savely Sorine held a series of triumphant vernissages and so won the attention and love of the New World too. The work Girl with Ballet Shoes, now presented for auction, was produced by the artist in his mature years. The unusual excitement in his interpretation of the model, the elegant pastel shade and the delicate colouring indicate that Sorine is a great master, whose talent emerged from the best years of a remarkable era.
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